Heliogen Confirms Receipt of Unsolicited, Non-Binding Acquisition Proposal
Heliogen, Inc. (NYSE: HLGN) announced receiving an unsolicited, non-binding acquisition proposal from Continuum Renewables, Inc. (CRI) to buy all outstanding shares at $0.40 per share. The proposal is backed by Bill Gross, former CEO of Heliogen, and major investors hold around 26% of Heliogen's shares. The Board will evaluate this offer, ensuring that any actions align with shareholder interests. Following Mr. Gross's departure, Heliogen's new leadership aims to enhance sales and financial stability. Shareholders are advised not to take action at this time.
Heliogen specializes in AI-enabled solar energy technology, focusing on sustainable solutions for industrial operations. The future of this acquisition proposal remains uncertain, depending on various contingencies, including CRI's ability to secure financing.
- Acquisition proposal at $0.40 per share could provide liquidity for shareholders.
- Bill Gross's involvement may bring strategic insights and connections due to his previous role.
- New leadership is actively pursuing sales and installation of commercial projects.
- Acquisition remains non-binding and subject to contingencies, creating uncertainty.
- Bill Gross's prior termination may raise concerns about the rationale behind the acquisition.
The non-binding proposal states that CRI was co-founded by
Consistent with its fiduciary duties, Heliogen’s Board will carefully evaluate the non-binding proposal to determine the course of action that it believes is in the best interest of the Company and all
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